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~y r ~~ ~ ~' ~ 2 ~D ~m k STATE O~COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING AND SAFETY y Department of Natural Resources n l~v M IX~~ 'f~ / 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 /!~f/U 1 t/ C O L O R A D O Denver, Colorado 80203 DIVISION o r Phone: (303) 8663567 Document Imaging CD/DVD RECLAMATION FAX: (303) 832$106 REQUEST FORM & INSTRUCTIONS M 1 N I NG - &- SAFETY Requt~est for the DBMS dcelrment images on the~fg,(il~owing DBMS pegrmgitQfile(s): 1 /'t-rgBS a i ~- z - 8~-/UT ( 3 M~ I r! O ~ ~ 4 ~' Bill Owens ) ) ) ) Governor The DBMS document ima es~ be c to either a CD or a D le se check one below and return this Russell George g Executive Director form with your payment to DBMS. If a CD is requested and the permit is too large for a CD, you will be called. Ronald W. Cottony Division Director CD @ $5.00 per disk DVD @ $20.00 per disk Natural Resource Trustee Please check if you want a copy of the QuickView installation instructions. Computer requirements to use the DBMS document imaging CD (or DVD): 1. A program called QuickView will be copied to the CD and must be installed on your computer in order to use a DBMS imaging CD the first time. Future use of this or other imaging CD's does not require a new installation of the softwaze. 2. The CD or DVD that you purchase must be in the D: drive. A DVD drive will read a CD or DVD. 3. The CD will contain files with the .tif extension. There needs to be an image viewing application for .tif files on your computer that will handle single and multi-page documents. On a Windows XP computer, the default viewing programs are called "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" or "Paint" and they do not work with QuickView. The Imaging Viewer that comes with pre-Windows XP computers does work DBMS has determined that a program called "IrfanView", which can be downloaded from IrfanView.com, does work with QuickView. After downloading "IrfanView", it needs to be configured as your default .tif viewer. DBMS does not support or endorse this software and the licensing and registration are the user's responsibility. There are many other programs that work as well, such as "Imaging Preview" and "Imaging for Windows". IneVuctlons• I. Insert the CD into your computer. 2. Allow time for the CD to install. 3. Eject the CD from the computer. 4. Reinsert the CD into the computer. 5. You are ready to view the Permit Files. NOTE: A program called QuickView Autorun, which runs the QuickView setup program, has also been copied to this CD. If the Autorun program does NOT work, you will need to manually install the QuickView program Instmctions for manually installing QuickView are available upon request with the CD or can be viewed at www.minine.state.co.us. The Permit File document images can be viewed in the reception area of the DBMS office or they can be purchased on a CD or DVD. The CD/DVD purchase cost covers the time sod labor of making the CD. DBMS cannot provide computer related support Disclaimer: The Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (DBMS) is not responsible and shall not be liable to the user for damages of any kind azising out of the use of data or information provided by the DBMS, including the installation of the data or infomration, its use, or the results obtained from its use. Any data or information provided by the DBMS is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Data or information provided by the DBMS shall be used and relied upon only at the user's sole risk, and the user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the DBMS, its otTicials, officers and employees from any liability arising out of the use of the data/information provided. Customer Mailing and Contact Informati~o.~n,:~, r r Print Name: ?~~ t 1 t/ w a~ ~ r Company: IJ~~pLEy ~5SOG11¢j~tli~ Address: ~i~21 w • It'~lhM1) sT ~ ~'~~ Phone: 3a 3 - ~v 3 - I-¢o.~ Signature: DBMS use only CD/DVD created and sted~by: ,Q' ~ ate: U Office of Office of Mined Land Rxlamation Actiye and Inactive Mines